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Lector Program at the UCLM

Requirements

1. The Lecturer candidate must come from a university in Canada, the United States, Australia, or New Zealand that has an Exchange Agreement with the UCLM.
2. The Lecturer will be chosen by his/her university, which will then communicate its selection to the Vice-Chancelor for International Relations of UCLM.

Description of Duties of Lecturer

The Lecturer will have a weekly work commitment of 12 hours. Each Lecturer will be assigned a faculty advisor that will be in charge of helping the Lecturer organize his/her classes and of offering any teaching advice. The weekly work schedule can be divided in the following manner, depending on the individual needs of each campus:

• 2 hours of English instruction or conversation classes with students from the university residence in which the Lecturer will be housed. In exchange for these teaching duties, room and board will be provided for free. The Lecturer should inform both the residence director and the ORI of teaching hours, location, and type of classes organized.
• 10 hours of conversation classes to students, professors and administrative staff of UCLM through the program called "Learn English on Campus".

Profile

Native English students, graduated or last year students of these degrees:

• English or Spanish Studies
• Education or Teacher Training (Foreign language acquisition). Priority will be given to candidates with experience in training foreign languages.

Information about the Program

The main aim of the Program "Learn English on Campus" is teaching English to professors, administrative staff and students of UCLM from a communicative approach. Grammar aspects will only be integrated in the lessons depending on the communicative activities scheduled (role plays, debates...) and the practice of the four dexterities of language: reading, listening, speaking and writing.

The lecturer will be given a practical teaching method to be used as support for his/her classes, as well as the required material for the practice of the communicative dexterities of language. Regular meetings with the coordinators of the Program will take place, to ensure the follow-up throughout the year.